November 28, 2024CHLORELLA

Chlorella and its effects: Detoxification, immunity and vitality

The freshwater algae Chlorella is rich in nutrients that make it a true superfood.

It typically includes:

CHLOROPHYL , which is known for its cleansing properties. It is chlorophyll that plays a key role in detoxification - removing toxic substances from the body and supporting liver function.
VITAMINS (especially group B)
MINERALS AND TRACE ELEMENTS (such as iron, magnesium and zinc),
PROTEIN , typically 65% protein
ANTIOXIDANTS , which contribute to cell regeneration and protection.
POLYSACCHARIDES , which often have a positive effect on immunity
CHLORELL GROWTH FACTOR (CGF), which contains nucleotides, amino acids and peptides that support cell renewal and immune response.

Regular consumption of chlorella not only contributes to strengthening the immune system, but also to the optimal functioning of metabolism and digestion. Thanks to these unique properties, chlorella's effects are highly valued among fans of natural medicine.

Why is cell wall disruption important?

Chlorella has very strong cell walls that are almost indigestible to the human digestive system. In order to fully utilize its nutritional richness, these walls must be mechanically or enzymatically disrupted. This process ensures that all the valuable substances contained in chlorella are easily available to the body. Therefore, always pay attention to quality and processing when choosing chlorella.

Products with disrupted cell walls are a guarantee that your body will get the maximum benefits from this unique microalgae. So if you want to take full advantage of chlorella effects, choose products with a proven processing method.

Interesting facts about chlorella

Chlorella is a very undemanding algae; it only needs water with a small amount of inorganic salts, carbon dioxide (CO₂) and plenty of sunlight to grow. In this way, it contributes to the ecology, because during its growth it consumes the greenhouse gas CO₂ , thereby helping to reduce its concentration in the atmosphere.
In 1978, Chlorella was launched into Earth orbit in the Soyuz 28 spacecraft. The research itself took place aboard the Salyut 6 orbital station and was led by Czechoslovak cosmonaut Vladimír Remek. The aim of the experiment was to investigate the growth of Chlorella algae in weightlessness and its potential for producing oxygen for space stations.
Thanks to its detoxifying properties, Chlorella has also been studied as a possible support for the regeneration of the body in astronauts.

If you are looking for a quality source of chlorella, we recommend trying PREMIUM PURE CHLORELLA BIO . This product meets the highest quality standards, contains disrupted cell walls and is certified ORGANIC.